This new population, who lived by hunting and gathering, survived a sharp cold spell called the Younger Dryas that lasted from 12,300 to 11,000 years ago.
Moreover, analysis of tree pollen and other climatic indicators from the marsh and marine sediments confirmed that the CI was contemporaneous with a sharp cold spell called a Heinrich event, which is also often cited as a contributor to Neandertal extinction.
As soon as it was set free, the bird dashed for a nearby bush, stopping only momentarily to turn and chew out its jailers with a sharp, raspy call.
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"What are you doing?" A sharp voice called from behind an emptied dandelion.
"What are you doing?" A sharp voice called the very same words, in the very same way it did 12 days before.
After Forbes published a tough piece on the Federal Deposition Insurance Corporation's outgoing director, Sheila Bair, the agency's counsel penned a sharp retort, calling the editorial "more personal attack than commentary".
Carefully cut a sturdy branch using a sharp knife called a boline which is a traditional Wiccan ritual tool.
All three models have screens that have been treated with a low reflection coating that Sharp calls black TFT, which helps produce a clear picture even when sunlight is streaming into the room.
As shown in Fig. 1A, emergencies trigger a sharp spike in call activity (number of outgoing calls and text messages) in the physical proximity of the event, confirming that mobile phones act as sensitive local "sociometers" to external societal perturbations.
Dr. Sharp calls him "the supreme theoretical biologist".
